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May 13, 2020
【Travelling to Canada for Essential Service workers 】
Canada is still under the travel ban due to COVID-19, but those who work in an *Essential Services can come to Canada.
Notes:
- To work in Canada, you must apply for a Work Permit at an embassy and have a POE letter (approval letter). Online applications are being assessed; however, it may take longer.
- Most Biometrics facilities are temporarily closed. You will need to wait for the facility to reopen to conduct the Biometrics, before a POE letter can be issued to you.
- 14 days of self-quarantine is required after arrival in Canada. You can’t work during this time, but employers must still pay their employees.
- Carry with you a letter from your employer, including a plan to self-quarantine, what you plan to do for Essential Services and a compelling reason to start working in Canada.
- Those who have positive an LMIA or WP Opinion letter must also apply for a WP at the embassy.
- If you plan to bring your family over, leave it for when the travel ban gets lifted. Please keep yourself updated with the news in Canada. （Update: It is possible to bring your family to Canada with Authorization issued by the Canadian government)
- Travelling from Japan to Canada remains categorized as Travel
Cancellation Recommendation. Postponement of all non-essential travel is recommended.
Please watch travel restriction announcement from a country where you reside.
＊Essential Services – following links show if your industry is an Essential Service.
ArriveCanada (Mobile app)
By installing ArriveCanada (on iOS or Android) on your cell phone, travelers can have efficient communications with the Government of Canada while keeping a safe distance from the officers.
Get COVID-19 Updates
You may receive information about Canada COVID-19 situation by registering your e-mail address from this link. It is a trustworthy recourse as Canadian government provides news.
IRCC Travel Restriction measures: COVID-19 Program Delivery
※ Immigration rules are changing frequently at this time. This information is as of May 13.
Stay safe.
Yumi Ueda, LLB 【Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant】
埼玉県出身。法学部卒業。2003年カナダに移住。ブリティッシュコロンビア大学（UBC）移民法プログラム修了。カナダの様々な移民コンサルタント・弁護士事務所にて勤務。2007年より、大手法律事務所・Davis LLP(2015年よりDLA Piper LLPに統合）に勤務。2009年、カナダ政府公認移民コンサルンタントの国家試験に合格。2016年に移民コンサルタント事務所、YuPass Canada Immigration Inc.を設立。これまでに個人・企業を含め、世界28か国1,000人以上のビザ取得をサポート。Canadian Association Of Professional Immigration Consultants会員。
Originally from Saitama, Japan and immigrated to Canada in 2003. Graduated from the Immigration Practitioner program at University of British Columbia in 2005. Worked at an immigration division of Davis LLP (integrated to the world’s largest law firm DLA Piper) from 2007 to 2016. In 2009, passed the national exam of the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC), and became a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant. Established YuPass Canada Immigration Inc. in 2016. Has experience with assisting over 1,000 customers from 28 countries. Member of Canadian Association Of Professional Immigration Consultants.
You will be assisted in obtaining your visas or permit by an Experienced Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant.
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